Mel Gibson is officially declared single following the conclusion of his divorce proceedings in a Los Angeles court, marking the end of his nearly 30-year marriage to Robyn.

However, this newfound bachelor status has come with a hefty price tag.

Robyn, who shares seven children with Gibson, is set to receive half of his substantial fortune, previously estimated to be around $850 million, making this division of assets one of the largest in Hollywood’s history.

Since there was no prenuptial agreement in place, Robyn, aged 55, is legally entitled to fifty percent of all earnings accumulated by Gibson during their marriage.

This includes a vast array of assets, such as the over $600 million generated solely from the film “The Passion of the Christ,” over $100 million invested in real estate globally (including a $15 million island in Fiji acquired in 2005), and $75 million from various film and television projects where Gibson, now 55, held executive roles.

Recent reports suggest that a portion of Gibson’s wealth has already been transferred to Robyn, notably two luxury properties in Malibu valued at a combined $22.5 million.

Additionally, she is entitled to receive half of all future residuals from Gibson’s film projects for the remainder of his life.

In secretly recorded conversations with his then-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva back in February 2010, Gibson mentioned parting ways with his wife due to a lack of shared spiritual beliefs.

This revelation surfaced amidst a contentious custody battle with Grigorieva, who had accused the actor of domestic abuse.

During this tumultuous period, Robyn came to her ex-husband’s defense by submitting a sworn statement in July 2010 attesting to Gibson’s character as a caring and devoted father, dispelling any allegations of mistreatment towards her or their children.

The couple’s love story